Members are reminded that the
Code of Conduct provides that should they have a prejudicial
interest in any matter under discussion and providing the matter is
considered in public session, they are entitled to make
representations and answer questions if members of the public are
granted the same entitlement. Members must leave the room before
the ensuing debate and vote and must not attempt to improperly
influence a decision about that matter.

Updates since the preparation of the
Officer’s report were circulated to the Committee as set out
on the attached sheet.

Prior to considering the officers
recommendation, it was proposed and seconded that the requirement
to complete the affordable housing element should be within 12
months and not 2 years, as contained in paragraph (i) of the
recommendation.

On being put to the vote, 9 Councillors voted
in favour, with none against and 1 abstention.

Having considered the application and the
representations made at the meeting, the Committee, by 8 votes to 2
vote, supported the revised recommendation and

RESOLVED:

That, subject to a
superseded deed to the legal agreement requiring the completion of
the affordable housing:

a)
within 12 months of commencement; and

b)
before occupation of 30% of the open market dwellings (i.e. 6
units),

Planning
Application 11/02072/FUL be GRANTED in
accordance with the decision taken under Minute 428 (2011/12).

662.

Urgent Business

To consider
any business which, in the opinion of the Chairman, is urgent in
accordance with the provisions of Section 100B (4) of the Local
Government Act 1972.

Minutes:

There were no items of urgent business to be
conducted at the meeting.